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Harris, 11.aldwin and Co., It. flonter, J. Walker, E. Edwards, R. Fenner, and J. Ito- Lai n sni] GENT., rty the approaching Dissolution of Pariiathent, I am called upon to stateprintention of offering my self as a.Candidate for the honour of again representing you. The declared purpose of others to contest that honour, ren ders it necessary far me, in justice to myself, and not less in fairness and atteution to yon, thus early to address you. Placed by your friendship and yUur confidence in a station, the public duties ot which I hive always endeavoured faith fully, to discharge, that tiust to be restored into .your)laudi; I again appeal to a friendship which I hope I have nut ftirfeited, and to a confidelice which I feel I have nut betrayed. „icy g• ir' t fiuK rebtler: I▪ teP t nn . 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Trader must a l so b e (along-milled bg a Letter signed et,e b oet re,ponsiblePer.sons, engaging to become bound wit/ FI in the Penal Sun: of 530/. for the due each of the eoutracts M T V 111 -- WET'S F.XIIIBITION. _ !t it a PA L,, F 4, AT l'i Cl' tfit.E; DEATH on the qh t i,' stli.,`,',.. s OltsE, CL!itisT it EJECI i:ll, ST. PETER'S S k t„ oth„ ','PN, with several PICTURES aid sKurctiEs P t i c,r to : criptiii. al Subjects : , are now' EXHIBITING', tt t ' L'e Itede'?'"eiliate Patronace of his Itoyat Llighnvss the `c. ). ady' • it, 't Nt.12.3 PM.L-MALL, near C4rltort-flonse, ''' l'"'" T "Ii1• '. • ' CLIAS, SMART, Sec. ....„...........: li ut. •• El p T , so:cN t)ti' THE CLERGY. Pt t. - . • 41' p, LkE UCARS '\ f.,- of the NiffiC to he All- ‘ rf !.rinci tit4l.llr,the Anniversa• y Meeting , of th'' ti N i !. , ty th, 'II be in the Cathedral C.hurdi nf St.. I aul, WI lij o 4 r ; wi, 1441 1, und the: Anniveriary on Thursday the gist .4,,„4,,,, ~( 11-4 S t ., ~,,,,, will h e preached helm e his e.)al iisli, th e Dltlie «f C:lnnberlattel, his 'Grace the Lord ty' l it 1:1„:1' "f (..:an ter i ntl v their Lordships the i;ishups, th e ii i re jt i t t , Ite; tl ic r,,:rd Majn ' r, Sherift, Aldermen, Cler!...:T; &c. 1111, 1 ,.''1 "l'' • C;arrow, D. D. Rectur of ELot Barnet, ' 4, 114 0 of th'e Chapthitis in Ordinary to his Royal 'ince Regent. ' Hi s R STF.WARDS. The h(17,4,1,,Ri41in ss the DUKE of CUNIBERLAND. , : or R;1-,` iNu Llest v li e Marquis of Exeter. ' rtl e Itit H ir Ilenry Russell, Bart. ~ fit (, I,ti)t L ou.l-„„ the Lord Mayor.' !til l . t,' CLOling S.m.th Bart. 11"1.41!Cis. \Ville: ' • The'\i,Peelot Pll.. of Westminster. Il e p, -r Y Rev. John Ireland, D. D. 4.);•llJ'ili iv Elaye,. D.-D..-Master ?!f ea C n t !t h lr , i , st u (.: l o i l r l e e , g s t i : ;y ar , r , t f i It ,e,l4o,,Ptqcssor of Divinity in , i 1,, . - - '1 ,1:1 ( .. ' itite'• "a":. Ifoo'• 1 I D. Archdeacon e ' . l) -"-• Pei • .'. "' -. L.D. M. Rector of Suutlifleet. o f Ilmititigdoa. 1, e It e v , • el_ Raslilei4li, A. til l - . • • 114mnas MOrrisbu. 4oiti'44' Iti llldi C. t - '' , •l t Esq. Ms P. ~.. 1 :1, 1 Rieti7, d4onarFssii„i , q. - t:4l,)Na,llitiiibrid • 1 1,.. . rlerllosan iite-'E.'4l. kr • T i.e \I• • I . e ' s . q " • - with lr,: 1 -11,4 ,:'s , t , will consi A of the Overture d o . f r !: b st o te t r ,. . , t,'" Clp,',:tt. t.:ritinl Dettiiien l'e Dam, ar , , Lord 41) "' -I' ''' i h ' \I ' 0 a lt," Halielnia,i, for the t.:" ei 'l r i -t l .!. i s ' l ',4 rigcn;tltis."antl an Antlier_Ji Co.llPieiktt d :WL; t , , (14,,i0.1 Cliarityby Dy. Boyce, and A'r. t • i1t'11„,,,,t7+, Anthem. -'I he Music to .be condlicted t h 3; N t l i r e . .‘ 7 , 4 1 1, h ~rit of th e ?f , the 1.181 , 1 , ,. (oh , i . cli sl w. ‘ l l l r. ci i i l rls a. i r s c. o. 1 ci-, i•,, o _ e litter of :society (/I aMISILI,III j • I,l ' l Y l 4 t half!' q the Cathedral svill be opened, n n the Ten o'clnch, • qt,i'. l ! ) lier s " r : l a 't Tvlt, and on the Thurstra Y t ' r ' lbuting to the ,„!ity. cart . lie admitted without.C4:ll 'llor,i j i?, the Cathedral and for 1 , ,(tti ; ,,, c _ Tues- Iti, l .ili o „i i _ . 'll to be had gratis, of Messrs . . Isor:11.1 , ill the Dinner at,.N v f . e . r .e ctrn H t i I Messrs. i):,ia,,,-to. net's, Bond -street ; Ilatchard, Iticen(ll..!;.. „ruits. 14!taih.' ~.''s, p ci 1 - -1• at the. First-r 44 ~ t r „ . i 0 . • au s ',inn: 1-y4i i„ . . ardo , et, 1411%; attil uf Charles Bicknell, Esq. Spriu \ e ,.._ c ( -1 13 .1..;ri tl, I: (Sleicitriej t ta r y .. t to the Stewards, llrecb,l'il:(111.om Ben la 4 1, 44 t , i , r l he wfiole);)f"' 'till' lie C t o l l i l a e n c l t ' i:ns l at St. Paul's and Mcr i)Ptetiti4tk°l.s' Hall will the Collections ap propriated , s ' ''''4 the. Children of n ecessitous Clergymen. St the Stewards in °l'43-1-I‘‘• GOOD AS -•••t) MUSICAL INSTRUMEN'rf, NEW. N O .JD r• . ketillai'' Triao's.,"%lN, plays thirty times. Dr". 11 1. a u " ) , (l _ ,4,,,,, tort; will ssive the 'enpence of t Band, GftY c o. ! , }„ , e r iii, 4 ,l t,o tiNt4s; ti;r,Price 38 gain— s. A Cabinet PiT.)-lor_s(-,_41. tr ek , is glii Squar:e P iano -Fortes, at . 3Q g1un':",12.5. g,,,i. Ai % , .11,1A„e'eas. Grand 'Horizontal Piatto- Forte, ..r.• ,b a e. i4t i ritV seen at NIr.WAEN's, . 13, i j ustly rN by e%'.cltrprve.cl Patent Oblique Piano-Forte, 6, j ......—_____ . 4t TES is so 2—e at H messing, that every I,ol4,,terlnPt directed s i l OW:lld S - its preservation must at tf, / ' r4„ h e "l?te small share of public approbation : Otiri o wlncli IVLessrs CURRIE and Co. hold in their ‘itltllltirsl.Nleiribers of . the Roval Colleges of London anti ll ( l l . 4,l tl iej t ' a54,i,1,(.1 formerly in his Majesty's service', c " , t' ll l J ul : I I' : rt,ettre (it'a"ftl,i,t,),(:\:,l, sli ii I ii , n il ex Re ri!tice i : . i t . e t Ire t s f ie r n e i a t t o the 11t'titi°e1;'"(leuce,";;ili'dwg-tC1"'"'.1:114'1""' ' f e •e " i ' ic t e ' „i•c t r alt „flier IN44l,lllthi:,'; ht the coarse of I c. * l tl t.! & le ve t- ars - siijcessfUl 'prat:- "to " ''''etropoliQ m •) •ur-%,.: rid ave been en %!rtilt tll4le twit . . ', ' 1s " . '''''" ' Co.' .im p ortant iin tilt 'ht s it ~, .i),!ithi:koie. discoveries and _ow. 11,2_ iv,,,,,2.__,.. i rea.tinent and Core of . Venereal o t I ti t e tiit-!,,scef',3,ose.t,el"a•xatroil.s "and Debdity, r, S , t i i f ..e . t i t . i i. r r e t a s t went, 7 k t : kii , (l, oaf h owe i'Y i t o l n : z r , , : i t i l l.7 . r 1 1;.. 0 , r , I ' l ' or of the most love, fttt14:4.111.(2,ri!! sPeciiily an'd permanently coved. tt' 1 .. 4 1 lof e ,! e . tind Co. offar their assistance in .all east . •s . of 41, it sr 4, i , ,t •-t 110, and in even , Comolaint of Debility, (11 4' Itm,, )) g . f ront the infatuation of ii cert sin destructive. ,ti kt,c4,,, slesidenee in warm Climates. free living, o r any "'ills. CtiP-r!klileing a deficienc , uf nrtnlv vigour. ' l t thcoex, viii and Co. ty b ) e col:static(' by Patients of r141,, 4 , 4 c! 'ls,l t .hun',.. i ,' st,./.+e greates t . delicacy secrecy. and 1111111 ) , " , m,;"‘ 11 tin,,,,,• 1 ' 1 . " I) . 417, flat ton:.garil ' en wlit;rc Cui tificat es ) t ., 'nom. 8 ,nlaY be seen Terms o ' I rentbnerati.n are `4ec'eg4tlt„u4,l'ie fiPst iiiter;iew. Letters frorn . .the Conn , itio.!'ittY Nlt.dt:':°k Nute, will be the answered, and the 57) Inapt—e 3 se ht to all liarts of the Mr' igiluin. oa-tarden. lilt lief 5 ,e 0 Ole ir c 07: to e r I l i f oe' e p ro . v e. g" ' le( _,/ priCe' t„ 44 0,1, . 3 94 14 1 ' tO 9, tt: y9' 8 trio 0 P. 6 7 • ,ty • 1 75 .. O 43 CS. 10 C 9 * 3 0 JO klot •ti' e ftre' v e Fifec , ic o Of"- ?Cr .°. 0 Per the to IF° iClpatOlji~{U Is ep aged 5 0 ° CO' I 0 °"" al e j ige d "' ge nt. '3. 36 e 'r t laje s o' t i l tai 0 1 ' tgt The time for professions is past. Five years ago, I for the first time addressed you. I told you then, when at an early age I offered myself to your notice, what was the political course I meant to purple, what.%iere the public duties I con c.ived that I had to perform. By those professions arid by those declarations I desire now that my past conduct may be tried. Upon the issue of that trial my present hopes are founded. And feeling that, ever since the hour in which I first addr,essed you, my endeavour has been to fulfil, to the best of my judgment and ability, the pledge I then gave you, and conscious as Iwo that, in the place to which you sent tae, I never gave a vote or uttered a sentiment but such as.l-con ceivecl mightjustify your choice and be for our Country's ;4- vice, I appear before you 'with sanguine confidence. As one of a f4:nity who havti been long anti closely h,und to you by the strongest tics, those of mutual regard aikd good will—as one in whose persbri those ties have been drawn yettliiser by near neighbourhood aud' intiinsFy with maul of you—=and feeling as I do that front you I have never justly incurred private enmity or public reproach, I now offer myself, soli citing yor votes and support. I shall take an early epport unity of paying my respects per sonally to you.-;--In the mean while be assured that I am, as I ever have been, Gentleineti Your faithful - and grrateful Servant, Lilies, Bth May, 1818. • NUGENT WALBROOK. WARD. . . A T a WARDNIOTE htild,at Salters' itaH. be fore THOMAS WILLIAMS, F,sq. Deputy, . on Thurs day, the 7f,i) day of May, IS I 8, and on. the two following days, by adjournment, for tl.e ELECTIONa a COMMON COUN CILMAN in the room of. William Ross,: Esq. deceused.—At the close of the Poll the numbers were declared tube as fol lows - Poe Mr. Michael Gibbs 53 r. Thomas NathaLiel Williams 50 NVlicrei,pon a Scrul been demanded, the same was granted, and is to.be proceeded upon according to law. lle so ired unaninionsfy—That _this Me, Ting do most cor. dially lamentit he illness of their worthy Alderman, John At k'ins; which hits prereuted his taking the •Chair during the present Wardmote. • Ittsolecd—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Deputy Williams, far his aisle and impartial Conduct in the Chair, dutingthe present Electitits, by which the absence of the Alderman, from such his lamented, illness, has been so well supplied. Ilesolred—That the foregoingsolutions be inserted in the usual Morning and Evening Papers, signed by the Ward Clerk. (Signed) M. THOMAS, Ward Clerk. 19, Walbrook, May 9, 1818. CAPITAL LOTT RY, Begins Drawing 4th of June, King's Birth-Day. et WEBB, Sends-broker, 9, Corubill,, and 17, Ludgate-street, has the satisfaction to announce ano ther Lottery on the same principle as the last, which was so highly approved of, and in which more Capital Prizes were obtained by the Public than in any pievimis Lottery ever known 44 . - • THE.PRENENT J.OrfERY CONTAINS 'THREE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! Kith 104 more Capitals. and •1,000 lickets less than the last. Lottery. Ail the Prizes arc Ster4ing ,Morley, and the Lottery will be drawn on the old favourite plan (as the last•was); more in its favour need' hot be said r but an i•arly purchase is recommended, as, the fir... Twenty Prizes will teceive in ad dition iOOOl. each, malting 20,0001. in the first lislf hour, Tickets and.Shares_are Selling at WEBB's Fort,nate Offices, 9, Coruiiiil, and 17, Ludgate- Street, - Where Four Capitals,- in the last Lottery, were Sold in Shares, and Three 30,0001. _Prizes in the short space of thir teen months. * It is estimated that not less than Eight Hundred Persons, participated in tho. Capitals of the late Lottery, every Share of the Great Prizes having been sold to the Put)lie. THE ROYAL EXCHANGE .PLAN OF HAZARD : and CO. Contractors with Government,' for distributing among Adventurers 107 cAprrAL PRIZES. ' HAZARD and CO. by selecting the approved Parts of former Lotteries. illVe been enabled so to ar range the present Scheme, that Twenty One ThouSaiid Pound Prizes ainst he drawn in the first Twenty Minutes, the KING's LIRTH-DAY, 4th JUNE. be Scheme contains . 3 Prizes of 20,0001.! 4 Priies of :4,0001. and 2,0001. _2O Prizes of 1,0001. ! - 20 Prizes of 5001.1 •20 Prizes of 3001.! 40 Pt izesot2ool. ! 2,06 Prizes of 100 i., 301. &c. &c. The First 20 Prizes will have 1,0001. more. The First 600 131 auks will hare 151. each. • The Sixth-drawn P-ize above 1.0001. must be L22.000'.—0f, L 23,300 !—or, L 40,000 ! TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HAZARD and Co. Contractors, at their very old Ottice, No. 9:3, ROYAL EX CHANGE, London, (established upwards of MO years), who sold and ;tared FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS In the, Last Y-ar's Lotteries, no. Capita - Is in former Lutte rics amounting to some N.B..Favourite Numbers may be obtained by early appli cation. - HOMING COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD ME DICINE. • , - ROCHE'S ROYAL ENIIIROCATION. VlANY . 7llwisauds Childreo ari! Cured ati L , roally by this Remedy. Ott the first attaggi t an lin- . MA:diiite application of ROCHE'S EM ROUATiON will pre vent the complaint taking any. hold the .ciNostitution„ and a few times may coin pi et,. I y core. In the most . olistinat e cases perseverance will - koduce the desired effect'; and no Remedy can he, so well calcuiated4or Chihli en as this, fur it•requires no medicine to he taken inwardly. • In. continuo coughs this Medicine is equally efficacious and ttny he relied on for, en, Women, and Children, as safe and effecthal.,in no.case can thii Medicine be genuine unless signed on the wrapper hyJ. Ruche, and every stoop Silaw anti Edwards, G 6, St. PAuil's Church-yard, engrav:(lthereon. Price 4s. and 11. Q.s. per buttie. Sold by Edwards, No. 6U, tit. Pant's, on the Footway, up pos.it e the gelieral entrance to the Cathedral, and Sager Chandler, Oxford-street; Ward, 1-141biffin NiZ, Exchange; Wilhuott, Borough ; and ELher3on, East Stuithfirld. This Day was published, Very neatly.printed. in acutvo, illustrated with Ent:ravings and'a Map .uf Newfoundland, price I:2s. boards, V°YAGE of Hiq Majesty'i Ship, 11.()SAMON D to NEWFOUNDLAND,.aini the SOU . II - IERN CO ST of LABRADOR ;' of •whieli Counties no aet:omit has been pnblislied by any British 'I% culler since the Reign of Queen .Elizabeth. By LietitenantEDWAßT? CKAPPELI, R. N. Auttor of " A 'Voyage to -Hudson's Bay.'' . London, : Printed for J. Mawman, Ludgate-street. Of whom may he had, by the same Author. NAHRATIVE of a VOYAGE to fIUDSON's BAY, in his Majesty's ship Rosamond; containing some account of the North Eastern Coast of America, and of the Tribes intia bitihg that, remote Region; with Engravings, and a Map, Bvo. Itzs. hoards. This Day were .published, Handsomely printed in Royal 4to. price 11. Is. half bound,. TABLES of DISCOUNT and PROVIT; on a new and comprehensive Plan, - exhibiting at one Re ference t-tu.3eonnt and net .Proceeds of every Sum (by the advance of One Penny) from One Penny to Forty Shillings, and from One Pound to One Thousand Pounds. The Rates commencing at One- and a Quarter per Cent., and advancing progressively in that Ratio, to Fifty per Cent—and shewing the Addition necessary to he made, to any. Sum, in order to gain a certain per Centage, upon Returbs in Trade; likewise giving the gross Amount to which any Snm must be atr-- mented, to sul s tain the re-action of any given Discount,with out Injury to the Principal. By JOHN EVANS. Published by Longman,. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and Cowie and Co. Poultry. This Day were published, Handsomely printed in Octavo, with a Portrait of the Author, price 2!. 2s. inboards, a "Third Edition, very considerably enlarged, of . • fIyISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF MY OWN TIME: in Three Volumes, .Part the First, from 1772,tu 1780. Part the Second, from January 1781 to March 1782. Part the Third, horn March 1782 to March 1784. ThUroughly revised and corrected. By Sir N. WM. WRAXALL, Bart. - Printed for T. Cadull and W. Davies, Strand. Of Whom may also be had, by the same Author, I. The History of France, from t Ise Accession of Henry 111. in 1574, to the Death of Henry IV. in 1610. The Second Edition, with considerable Additions, handsomely printed in Six Volumes, Sao. price 31. 3s. in boards. _ _ 2.• Menioirs of the Courts of Berlin, Dresden, Warsaw, and Vienna, in the years 1777, 1778, and 1779. Two Vo !utiles, Beo. Third Edition, 16s. in hoards. .3. A Tour round the Baltic, through the Northern Coun tries of Europe, particulaily .Denmark, Sweden , Finland, Russia, and Prussia in a Series of Lett ers . F o u r th Edition, Svo. Ss. in boards. WALMER. O be peremptorily SOLD,' pursuant to an Order of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, hearing date•the 28th day of Aeril, 1815, made in a matter, .entitled " The KING against lERNANDEZ," before ABEL MOY SF.Y, E3q. Deputy Rcinembrancer to-the said Conrt, at the sign of the Pram, in Walnier, in the County of Kent i .on WEDNESDAY, the2oth day of May, 1818, at Twelveo'Clock at Noon, in Seven Lots, A very, Desirable and ;Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the beautiful and fashion able Village of IValiner 4 late the Property of Mr. Alexander Fernandez. Printed Particnlars may be bad of the said 'Derinty Rernem braricer, at hii Chamlnms, in the. Exchequer Oftice,Anner Teutple, - London ; ref Mr. Foulkes, Solicitor, Soul hampton street, Covent-Garden ;- and of Mr. Pain, Solicitor, Dover. ESSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new and superior SAUCE for FISH, equal in ,strength to Essence of Anchovies, but far. excelling it. in flavour, and has th e ad : vantagu of turning rancid. The immense demand for is a convincing pron. of the estimation. it is held in ',y those who have tried it. The Proprietors Hatter themselves, tIYI Wherever it is once used, it will obtain a pre-eminence over all other. Sauces. for Fish. Made I .‘; C. Dinwore and Son ; and sold by T. Powell and S(in 111, Holborn-hill, Corner-of Hatton-garden. The Public are respectfully ' , viito:fed to observe, That_ each bottle has the signature of C. Dintnore and Son ; none other. is ge nuine ; this caution is necessary, as there is a spurious arti cle 'tow on sale. rim E PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that DR. JANIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS may be had, war ranted truly germine as in the Doctor's life-tiMe, 2FL:id. the Bk., or Six .Boxes 155., in DEAN-STREET, SOHO pri vate house, 44, opposite Little Dean-street), of B. PERRIN, Chemist, who is the only person that ever prepared thetie for Dr. James during his life-time, and for his Family -I 4 Months atter his decease.—See a Copy of B. P.'s Affidavit before the Lord Mayor on the Bills ,of Directions, iu which the Amileinie B. Xe; are folde'd. As above •m iy also be had,, the • celebrated FEVER POWDER, warranted equallygenuii,e, 9s. the Packet.—Li beral AlloWance't o•Practitiouers Nad Venders.—Sold retail by Vade, Curnhill. On Saturday. at 10 o'clock, a Committee of the Privy Council attended at the-Cockpit, Whitehall, to trtke into coosieration the Petition to the KING in Council, ot the late Magistrates or Aber deen, praying fur the restoration of their ancient. elective francitise, and -also of the Petit-en pf the Burgesses cat Guild, and .a very numerOtts and re.- spectabie body of the inhabitants, pra'ing for a new Sett (Coystiodion) of the Burgh; for regti lilting the future elections of their Magistrates and Town Coi'mcil. .`Mll e Members of the mittee who attended were more than tistlally.no merons. 'Jury cimsisted of the following persons: —The Earl of Harrowhy ('resident), the Lottl Chancellor, the Eatl ot• Liverpool, 'Lora Mel ville, Sir 'William Grant, Sir William Scott, the Vice - Chancellor, tile Solicitor -General, Mt. Bragge Bathurst, •and the Lord Advocate of Scotland. Counsel having been ordered to at tend on both Petitions, 'Mr. Warren and Mr. Serjeant Copley were heard on behalf of the Ma gistrStes, and Sir Samuel Homilly and Mr. Mon crief for the Burgesses". In the course, of Ills speech, Sir S. IIOMILLY said, that perhaps lie could not express himself more strongly in support of the Petition of, the Burgeses, and of the necessity of a radiCal change in the Constitution of the But gh, than'by reading the Declaration or Manifesto which the Magis trates themselves, previous to their retirement from office in September last, !tad, after mature deliberift irrn, l primed zt:(lpublished. In that ""a - per, these very Gentlmen, zeho:now . appearett as Petitioners for the restoration of the former mode of election, stated as their decided Opinion. the present mode of election of the Town Council, and,management of the town's affairs, 'are radi cally defective and improvident, tending to give to any individual or party, no excessive• and: unna tural preponderance, an,tl to foster and encourage a system of concealmeuti that ,sonle ch. Ange ought to be tffeetet} in the manner of 'el-ect_iog the Colw ell, and an efectual . .coniroul given to_ the -citzen* over. the expenditure of the Public Funds, and that ~ to the absence of...such . checks in the Con,stitution cif the Burgh they'aseribed the heavy calamity which has befallen it." Mr. WARREN beiiig'heara in reply, the Court was cleated, bnt• tl►r result Of their Lordships' deliberation on the Petit inns will not be declared. till it has been coninitinicated to his Royal High ness the PRINCE REGENT. The decision will 'be important, as it will no doubt form a precedent in. the (inure determination of all Petitions to• his Majesty in Council respect ing the election's of the Magistrates of che Royal Burghs of Scotland.—(l:llorniug Chronicle.) FRENCH GALLANTRY. The following curious anecdote relative to a pro,' vincial event is now circulating in Paris :-.--Gene ral Commandant of the Military Divlsiott. of --, had been for sine eonside . rable time past violently in loVe with the wife of an hutuble tin man Of the town where the General Great difficulty attended the-meeting of the loveys, ortring to the diStance of their situations-in as well:as the husband's vigilance. 'However, Mrs. Block-tin contrived it with her -lover - one night . to order the husband, who belonged to the Na- tional Guard, to 'do duty on a post at ..some dis tance from their dwelling, which woidd-keep hint out all night, vhen the gallant was - to take pos session of the tits-shop and every thing in it. AIL Went on as well as could be wished, but when the lovers thought themselves in petfect security, a knock came at the door. It was the hosband—he was taken very ill, anti was brought home, where he certainly was not expected. The General had just time to take his clothes, and secret ehirriself in some part of the house, for out - of it he could not go. The husband got into his wife's bed, complaining of violent spaims. His wife-strongly urger) hits- to go . himself •to the aroubecary's to get some medicine, which he !lid. Upoo-his go ing out, the-gallant coon nt.tde his escape front dtirance. The husband having purchased his me dicines was about •to Pay for them—he Tut his hand into his -pocket, and to his great,•astonish= ment, tie pulled out a good keavy purse full of void, which certainly he knew did not belong to him—and on looking at his pantalOotis; he sawr, to his great grief that they- also were riot his own: Upon reaching house he insisted Upon kn . 6wing who was ,the owner of the pantaloons, which the wife . soon informed hint. A trial against the General stud liis trail one,. for' adultery,. is to be instituted, and it is expected! that the General, should he be found guilty, trill he cashiered. You see our notions of religion and morality differ from yours. l believe tto , General- in E ng j a who runs 2,trayvt'ith another man's wife, is evert dismissed, the service-on that score.' THE- BANK OuTkvITTEIL—On - Thursday helta person, accompanied. by: a friend, appeared at the Bank, and tendered a parcel of notes to take a - bill. (inc Of them the inspet;nr pt onminced ro be a forgery ; the.person applied' to look the . note,. tliat : lre ,o,ee ; from whom he re ceked it - the note -W:;4:givert‘hiiii, and he put it into his .packet. ';the' ilispettor threatened not to return the remainin'gbeiteit, unless he delivered op the - supposed forgery; the_ftkrrner persisted ins detaining, it, and alter much acrimony, he w laid hold of, and .eonveyed up 'stairs to the In spectors Office. .14e was minittely searched, bht no note .could be found, and theref o r e ' t h e ' re ,, na:oder of the notes were returned to him. lie 'afterwards declared, th3t at. the commencement of, the dispute he slipped the note into the hand of-his friend, who itnmedidtely !eft the 13aoa,